First Beach, Olympic Coast

The pacific coast along the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State has several magnificent beaches. The weather is often unsettled and dramatic. Clouds and wind, crashing waves and stormy seas, its a feast for the senses.

There are several Native American towns there on the coast, Neah Bay to the north and La Push further south, west of the town of Forks. Both have resorts run by the local tribes where you can rent rooms and cabins and enjoy the scenery.

First Beach is part of the La Push Resort. The wide, arcing beach is capped at both ends by towering sea stacks.

It’s a photographers dream!

First Beach Reflection
First Beach Reflection

Driftwood Stump
Driftwood Stump

First Beach Line on the Sand
First Beach Line on the Sand

Sea Stack Sunrise, Point of the Arches, Olympic National Park


Sea Stack Sunrise, Point of the Arches, Olympic National Park

Point of the Arches, Olympic National Park


Point of the Arches, Olympic National Park

Gallery of Images on Ecology.Com!

Ecology.com is a fantastic site dedicated to Planet Earth.

The ECOLOGY Global Network™ Mission Statement: “To use the modern tools of information and communication to inform, educate and inspire the global community to respect, restore and protect our natural and human world, and to encourage all people to become stewards of the environment in which we live.”

Recently I was contacted by Jane Engelsiepen, Executive Editor, and invited to create a gallery of images for their EcoArts page.

For me, this was quite an honor and I am very proud to be included on their site!

Here is a link to the Gallery, “The Beaches of Olympic National Park”